Sentence examples for innumerable projects from inspiring English sources

With 30 years of modeling experience, Mark has worked on client engagements with over fifty Fortune 500 companies, as well as innumerable projects with smaller firms.

The irony is not lost on an actor who has spent a career carving out a distinctly individual career, who refused to appear in adverts because he doesn't want people to look on screen and see "the Dunkin' Donuts guy", who has turned down innumerable projects from the Hollywood studios desperate to commodify him.

There are innumerable projects from basic to translational or clinical research depending on where you want your bench to bedside connection to fall.

Still, the researchers say that the new measure will be useful for innumerable projects, such as understanding the borders of tribal regions in Africa and how their economic growth compares.

In what might seem a separate universe, the growing movement for "a world that works for all" is also active, a grassroots phenomenon that is revealing itself in innumerable projects that seek economic and social justice.

These benefits have led to the funding of innumerable projects and incentive schemes financed by governments, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and the international community [18] [20].

As with all film-makers he had innumerable unrealised projects, in his case Baron Munchausen and Dante's Inferno, both inspired by Doré's illustrations.

(Scott) Film Series In Memoriam: Celeste Bartos (Monday) Ms. Bartos, who died in January, was one of the great benefactors of the Museum of Modern Art's Department of Film, the financier of innumerable restoration projects as well as the museum's preservation center in Pennsylvania.

Oh yes, and by the way, premature scaling also kills innumerable new projects at existing businesses as well, so innovators everywhere, beware.

Paleontologists today are no longer limited by the lack of specimens in museums, but instead have innumerable research projects waiting for them in cabinets and drawers around the globe.

Their innumerable social change projects included the Claim What's Yours campaign for Livingstone's Greater London council, educating disadvantaged Londoners about their rights and entitlements.